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graduation


Question Posted Tuesday September 25 2007, 6:42 pm

I'm in 8th grade.. and the school that I'm at now I've been at all my life.. and there are a couple other kids like that in my class.. but for me its going to be so hard to graduate.. or like be able to deal with it. And right now i have enough problems and i don't want to leave my school, and i don't want to go to high school cause I'm scared to go, I'm scared of losing my friends, and at the end of the year I'm going to be depressed, and thats no joke. So what should i do???

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JaneWebster answered Thursday September 27 2007, 12:33 am:
I can relate exactly. I was at my Junior High for three years, but nearly everyone else had been there since kindergarden. You can't possibly imagine a tighter group, and though i was more of an addon to that school, I still became closer to every single person than I ever could've at any other school.

Then grad came around the corner. Boy did we cry. Alot. More than alot. It felt like I was losing a part of myself, and I dreaded highschool like the plague.

But I'm in my grade 10 year, and I'm still alive (glad to say). I can't promise you that everything will come easy to you, or that you'll be in the same classes as your friends, but I can promise you that highschool may become more meaningful to you than your Junior High was.

So my advice to you specifically is to listen to lots of music. It helps keep your emotions and your depression in check (HAPPY MUSIC - like Grace Kelly - hahahahaha). And then next year, my advice is to keep an open mind. Talk to your friends often, but be ready for change. You won't get by in life without it.
Good luck!

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kaelyn5640 answered Thursday September 27 2007, 12:09 am:
I just got into high school this year and its not a big deal like everyone thinks. i thought i would lose all my friends but when we got to school it actually made me closer to them. you wont always have classes with your closes friends but then you will hang out more after school and it makes you realize how much your friends are important to you. also you will learn who your real friends are. and i promise you will make friends with a lot of upper classmen. high school is the funnest thing ever so dont dread it! good luck

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